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SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners and Customs Practiced In
Polite Society,

Manners and Customs Practiced I'm
Polite Society.
In considering the training of children il,
the observances Of good society an authority
on such matters is OF opinion that "a child
will remember word spoken in secret that
would pass by him unheeded il it is mentioned
m the presence Of Others. Faults NAV be
corrected very easily il taken in this manner
The rubuke is a sacred secrecy. public
correction, except it be for a fragrant act of
discourtesy, should never be inflicted upon a
child and il never is in wisely conducted
households" In fashionable city sociatv
"children never appear except on birthdays
or at weddings when there are invited puests
in the drawing room. On these occasions IL
properly bred, their manners will he llnob-
trusive and gentle. II a little tempestuous or
over hilarious, and word of disapproyal ia
insufficient, the little rebel is sent of 10 tb.
nursery without further remonstrance. One
such lesson is quite enough for an entire
childhood for most children. This treatment
may seem severe, hut il is a fact that one
punishment Of this kind is far less intolerable
and injurious to a child's temper than tbat
constant nagging and rebuking in the pres
ence OF visitors which YVES too frequently en-
dared by both guests and children before eti
guette forbade it, refusing TO tolerate longer
this public offense to good taste and decent
manners. Those who have not tile wisdom 10
accept disapproval of nagging and scolding
smak people before guests because il is coarse
and Hnwise will be sure to change their fam
ny nsages in this matter as soon as they know
tnat IN polite society it is pronounced bad,
very bad formr
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Summer Tours.

Excursion Tickets to Deer Park, Oakland,
Mountain Lake Park, and all the other fam
ous Summer Resorts and Medicinal Springs
In Maryland, Pennsylvania, the Virginias
and North Carolina, are now on sale at all
principal stations along the line of the Balti-
more and Ohio r, r. These tickets are valid
for return passage until October 31st, and
are good for stop-over privileges both going
and returning B. o. Ticket Agents at minol
| stations will secure Excursion Tickets fol
passengers desiring to take trains at sucl
stations, provided application is made few
days in advance.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Eclectic Magazine
OF
Foreign Literary, Science, and Art
1.-THE LITERATURE OF THE WORLD"
i887.-43d YEAR.

The Foreign Magazines embody the best
thoughts of the ablest writers of Europe. 1t
is the aim of the ECLEcTIC MAGAZINE to Sc
lect and reprint all the representative arti-
cles thus given to the world.
The plan of the EcLECTIC includes sSci-
ence," Essays" 'Reviews," "Biograph-
cal, Sketches, Historical Papers, ? 'Art
Criticism, " Travels" Poetry and Short
Stories"
Its Editorial Departments comprise Gilt
erary Notices" dealing with current home
books, Foreign Literary Notes. "Science
and Art, j" summarizing briefly tn new dis
coveries and achievements in the field, and
consisting of choice extracts from new books
and foreign journals. The subjoned lists
exhibit the principal sources whence material
is drawn, and the names of some Of the
leading authors whose articles may be
expected to appear:
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Enterprise.

The Wilmington Clothing House, ]. w.
)iefcndorf, manager, has developed the fact
that they can compete with houses OF larger
cities in that they obtained the contract to
make twenty-five pair Of paat for the Pbex-
iaville Military Band Notwithstanding the
fact that Philadelphia houses bid for the
same. This is due in great part to the fact
that the ability of the cutter Mr.. Thos. F
Cullen was known to the members of this
and. Call and see his immense stock New
shifting Just arrived for spring suits.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Relief for Tender and Painful Feet

If the feet are tender and painful after
long standing or walking great relief is said
to be obtainable by bathing them in warm
salt and water. A handful of salt to gallon
OF water as warm as can be borne is the
proper proportion. The feet should be i'm
niersed and the water thrown over them with
the hand, and also over the legs as far as the
knees. When the water becomes too cool,
dry the feet and legs, rubbing with coarse
touelupward. Neuralgia of the feet has been
cured by.pe1severance in this method night
aud morning.. 1t is also said that persons
with weak lungs or bronchia, ms well as weak
hroats, are wonderfully benefited by gar
Cling every morning with strong salt and
water
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Miss Marietta Holly on "a .Tower.

Miss Marietta Holly OH u s'Tower.o -
The celebrated humorist known as Josiah
Aliens Wife, since completing her new book
samantha at Saratoga has gone on a
Pleasure Exertion," South. Her first stou
was at Washington where she had very
pleasant interviews with Mrs. Cleveland.
Mrs. Lamont, and Others. She declares
Mrs. Cleveland "the sweetest being that
ever was" From Washington she has
proceeded on to Old Point Comfort,
where she will no doubt make it a "point'
to enjoy the comfort" that 'old'' historic
spot affords, free from the trials and annoy.
ances of any Josiah"
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1887.
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE,

DIR. Edison on Candy and Chewing Gum.
Sea Sickness. Asthma and Other Ills.
DR. Cyrus Edison, of the New York health
department, is reported as stating that it is
safe to eat candy in New York nowadays.
once. In great while some cheap little manu-
tactureT on side street is caught coloring
his candy with chromate of lead, but the
great mass of candy is harmless sugar Con-
traiy also to the belief of many good people
who apparently think that anything people
lake a notion to is deadly drug, or at least
hnrtful, DIR. Edison holds that the practice
OF chewing gum, especially before and after
meals, is an excellent one. 1t increases the
flow of saliva and aids the digestion, and
there is no danger Of sdulteration. Gum rs
gdm, and not to swallsw, but to chew.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Babyland.

AS the title suggests "Babyland" is fol
the especial edification and instruction Of
those of tender years.
The publishers appeal most happily tu
Juvenile tastes and the illustrations of do
mestic natural history are important ad.
juncts in familiarizing the youthful mind
with such matters as should engage its at.
tention.
The July number of ''Babyland" is filled
with attractions which will interest the
youngsters and it should find place in
every household blessed with children.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Worm Your Attention.

Cut this out and mail to ALLEN n Co,
Augusta, Maine, who will send you free,
something new, that just coins money for ali
workers. AS wonderful as tho electric light,
as genuine as pure gold, it will prove of life
long value and Importance to you. Both
sexes, all ages. ALLEN S Co., bear expepse
OF starting you in business. 1t will bring
you in more cash, right away, than anything
else in this world, Anyone anywhere can
do the ork, and live at home also. Better
write at once then, knowing all, should YOU
conclude that you don't care to engage, WHY
no harm is done.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Occupation of Authors il 1850.

In the preface to Harper's Magazine,
established in June, 1880, is given the where
abonts Of some prominent authors at that
date, showing their connection with periodi-
Gals and newspapers at that time Here is a
quotation:
"l.amartine has just become tha editor Of a
newspaper. Dickens has Just established a
weekly journal of his own. through which he is
giving TO the world some of the most exquisite
and delightful creations that ever came from his
magic pen Alison writes constantly for Black
wood Lever isenlistrd in The Dublin University
Magazine. Bulwrr and Crnly publish their great
est aud most brilliant novels first in tile pages OF
the monthly magazines of England and scotland
Macauny has enriched The Edinburgh Review
with volumes of the most magnificent produc.
tiuns Of English literature
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Fourth of July Excursion,

The custom long since established by the
B. Il Q. II. r, OF selling low rate excursion
tickets upon the National Holiday, will be
observed this year. as usual, and excursion
tickets will be sold to and from all station on
he B. Il 0. system Of lines east Of the Ohio
River
Tickets will be sold July 9ud, Sd and 4th,
and will be valid for return passage until
July 9TH inclusive.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Novelty IN lie Msdiral wnrl,l.

Popular Science News announces as the
latest novelty in the medical world the en-
ployment Of enemeta Of sulphuetted hydro
gen and rarbonic dioxide gases as a cure
Tor consumption. Many prominent pbysi-
clans have testified to the immediate i'm
provement Of cnnsumptve patients unde,
the treatment There seems to be no phil
osophieal basis for this very peculiar ana
roundabout method of treating an affection
ot the lungs, and the strongest point in its
favor Is the high standing of the physicians
who claim to have used it with success
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
TI'l CURIOSITY SHOP.

rh' 'mrrr ~ ~" Ocean and Ihc;r
I.ci.',rn> I.rh utnrr
AIl AIlih'F'nr,i',rtl tn, ncli's,rn 10 fnln
40 n'i's,,. !. wui, i la. te.yn r,nIw 4
T. The IL III" M d t!r t"~l Ii., urs
lnlnriim Is nr i ~ Gi..rrt,rr+ II tcinl M
t"l" ari nl.nt wmlS Nl.ml Nat"r
a. 'r',d wnir rlEs. NJ IL MN; alu. there
Is continual Il, Of eX"mrvd. r,> Iig water
toward the rol,>. " ih. lo,1 there i IA CON
stall sinking Of contracted ~ typltd water,
winch flows am nnerttrrrnt toward lte
equator The water Of The equator moving on
the surface 70 supply its place. Thi, motion
is modified by the shape Of coasts or preva-
lent winds, forming the different ocean cur
rents
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
N0TICE. KNOWING THE EFAyORIN
E& MlIGH nIr 1untnh oil, L., :, ~. II j 80 Il,

MsOTICE.- KNOWING THE FAVOR IN
WHICH our watch clubs are held which
Is indicated by the large number of our best
citizens who have secured through this me.
nlum valuable timepieces that will serve
them The remainder Of their live, and believ-
ing that the improved condition of business
would enable others who desire to avail
themselves Of this easy method to obtain a
good watch, we have decided to start another
series Of our club on the first day of March
and We extend to all an invitation to call and
examine our stock of watches. from which
selections can be made and also to enter their
names in time for the first drawing which
takes pace March 1st.
S. II. BAYNARD,
Fifth and Market streets.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Foreign and Native r,a...

Professor Sargent, director of the Arnold
Arhoretum, Of Harvard college, estimates
that five foreign trees are planted in New
England to one nat.e Yet. of all foreign
trees introduced into America. the willow
alone, lie thinks, has qualities moi possessed in
greater degree by some native The Euro
pean oak and tine Scotch, Austrian and Cor
sican pines all lie at about the time when
they should be in their prime. and the Nor
way spruce, at corresponding age. is de-
clepit and mnsightlY
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Ice Cream.

With the thermometer toying with the
nineties Ice Cream gives new inspiration
to life and in this connection it might not be
amiss to state that Russell, 4th 4 Poplar
streets, has recently opened Ice Cream Par
lors" and serves the original and Simon pure
Brunas Salem County Ice Cream.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Useful PAINT. New ,,,, NJ,

The use of the finger how steadily in.
Creases
bride furnishes household linen AMI has
It marked with her own initials.
Npnlet inks have vanished from fashionahle
writing desks
Ragged edge paper is relegated to milline.s'
and tailors' announcements.
Wedding invitations are engraved. s.ns
out swl paid for by the brides parents, y"
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Biackheaas and Other pIemt,b.s.

Blackheads and similar blemishes on the
skin can he greatly allevisted and oftentimes
cured, by keeping it in clean and healthy
condition. Many physicians recommend that
the face be washed daily with some pure
soap, and the use Of flesh brush OH other
parts of the body. Good results have come
from washing the face IN the morning with
old CASTLE soap and amounting it in the even
ing with cream, in which little sulphur has
been mixed. A vigorous application of the
hesh brush or crash towel between the stoul.
ders will also be found etficacious.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Remedy for the Poison Rhus tosk,

1t is well known fact that rhus affects
different persons in different degrees and
sosne net at all. 1t is also well known that
one victim of the poison often experiences
greater relief than another while using a
similar remedy. A strong solution of bi-
carbonate of soda, as rule, proves an efficient
application for the cure of rhus poisoning.
There'are, however, exceptions to the rule A
correspondent in Gardeners Monthly writes
that bicarhonate of soda fails in his case, but
he finds relief in the application OF strong
saturated solution of alum.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
The Removal of supera,or. u.,,

The removal of super1uous hair from the
skin is possible, both by means of depilatories
and by electricity. The former are mostly
preparations of sulphde of barium or SUI
phide of calcium and the process by elec.
ssicitr is very slow, each hair root having to
be killed separately.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
pshers and nrides,nai,Is.

pleasing and at the present time fash
ionable order Of procedure at church wed.
diHgs Is one in which four ushers enter the
church first, walking in pairs. then four
bridesmaids, also III pairs. followed bv the
maid OF honor, after whom walks the bride
with her father, guardian, or the one who
gives her away. The bride is met hy the
groom and his hest man at the chaneel In
gong out OF church. after the ceremony. the
soove order is reversed and the best man
conducts the maid Of honor out Of cAurth
into the carriage that awaits her.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
sne View Of Sea siekn.s..

A physician who for over six years has
made careful trial of all the so called spe
elhcs for sea sickness entertains little doubt
that in large majority of cases the imagina.
tion is the source of trouble. For instance.
he has, omSeveral occasions, sesn ladies suf
fering fire.. eo sickness before she ship had
left its m6ofings in the docks, where there is
not the slightest motion Iced stimulants
and the recumbent posture are the remedies
he now employs
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Emcient Formula for Asthma.

In the treatment of asthma DR. Cazanave
de la Roche has found iodide of potassium.
associated with cows milk, very efficient,
and gives the following formula: Distilled
water, hundred and fifty grams; iodide of
potassium, eight grams; one tablespoonful of
the solution IN a cup Of milk. twice a day.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
How to Take sad,.i,a

Elizabeth R. Schofeld tells how to take
medicine as follows: Bitter tonics, such Al
quinine, should be taken half an hour before
meals; iron, oils and acids, after meals. that
they may be dgested with the food. Iodide
Of potassium is always given after meals; il
Is said to be less liable then to disorder di-
gestion. "
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
DEALER in

NkE ANFED.-A FARM, SAY OF $50
W to 200 acres fine land under good
w cultivation with some good timber
and runnig streams Of water on lime Of Phil
adelphia and Baltimore Turnpike between
Wilmington and Elkton-Buildings may be
old stone Or brick drelIing with ample barns,
outbuildings, etc. Please address with des.
cription and price. FARMER,
WlLM1NGTONIAN office.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
A safeguard Against Fire.

1t is common practice in France 10 coat
the beams, the joists and the under side of the
flooring Of buildings with thick coating of
lime wash as a preventive against fire 1t
is preventive of prime ignition, although
twill not check a tire when once under head.
way,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
ADVERTISING RATES:

Reading noscos ten cents per ine for each inser-
don; single column thirty-hye cents per inch for
each insertion; one single column six dollars and
hfty cents for each insertion double column hfty.
erts per inchfo each insertion.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
STEEL ENGRAVINcS.

The Eclectic comprises each year two
large volumes of over 1900 pages. Each Of
these volumes contains fine steel engraving,
which adds much to the attraction of tie
magazine.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
Making Soft wood Hard.

III England hard wood is made out of soft
wool by the compression Of the latter. For
carrying ont this process is employed pow
erful hydraulic press, consisting of strong
east iron top and bottom, with four steel col
imrs and ste'l cylinder with large ram.
III the center "f this ram is fitted smaller
ram. fitting into lie, which is placed on the
ton 30 iIlc large ram. The wood is put into
this die aud a pressure of fourteen tons per
square inch is applied, The top pressure
hnnk. wiirh fits the die, is then removed;
and the small ram, rising, pushes the wood
out AZ the top Of the die. The London En-
ginrer claims that the wood thus treated is
male very dense and uniform and so close
grained that il is capable of taking = verv
high l.eii-"
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
n Authors.
Periodicals.

ne am ofhe Eclectic Is % be instructive
dhd not sensational, and ii c0mmeads itself
particularly to all intelligent and Monghtf1I
readers 1ho desire instruction as reH as cntey
f,Y5, ao,F
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09

Ponds Extract, for Pain, Intlamma-
ton and IIemorrhage. Try this best remedy
in the world. Ask some friend about the
Extract. Unanimous verdict.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09

Terms. Single copies, As cents; one
copy, one year, So five copies, $50. Trial
subscription for three months, 81. The
Eclectic and any 81 magazine, Ss Pos
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-07-09
The Prolific sparrow,

Some thirty years ago the inch worm he
came such a nuisance, especially in the parks
OF large cities, that n gentleman living in
Brooklyn sent for pair of English spnrr2ws
from which to raise u progeny for the destuc-
ton of the worms This pair was liberated
on Columbia heights. Another pair were
placed in Madison square, New York, and
afterwarl large numbers were brought over.
They have spread all over the country in such
numbers that it is now questionable which
would be preferable the sparrows or the inch
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsTERN.-Several States yesterday Sc
lected United States Senators . Miss Van
Zandt has procured her license to marry
the convicted Anarchist murderer, Spies
The House yesterday adopted the reso-
luton to investigate the condition of the
Pacific railroads doodle Alderman
ONeil Will offer in his defense the Illegal
ity Of the Board OF which he was q mem
bern. S. Quay mas been elected Sen
alor from Pennsylyania"...H is thought
the perpetrators OF the hendish Poe tragedy
in Kentucky have been discoyered.....A An
Illinois man and wife are under arest for
infijctag horrible crueaties upon their own
child $50. Il is alleged that Sullivan broke
bs arm in = fight Q; Minneapolis last
II gnt.....SilyeT il New I fork, 1929.
FoREIeN.-Evictons on the Wian Is are
IL kerry, ireland continge......The London
Tines thinks thst Irish tenants should pre-
fer tie @ofkhouss totheiF miserabls bowels.
"a portion Of the Town Of CUrowall,
Ont has been inundated aud ETcA CeIc-
aye done.,...Lord Coin Campbell Sill not
ask new divorce trial.. IN setting
eglcucn scene oecurrec N Liner.2z Fest5--
d. ...... An American named CleCr5e ~.
Ao2ms bus been are 60 n aonIca Tor
slTir1iiIng During o panic IL london
iasi night twenty-five .Iar s1s Vsrs -15iH pied
t. death.
Pac!FEc UoAsI Rain l-a niaav pcr-
tioHs Of Northern CallCr--s vo5ie-Gty. ....
Tar tfi7i OF William Williams flr glrajel
has pegaa ct Aepa.-.-,,A ,.-r La5n7
five putiman coaches. le=ae6 SIT Ease
visitors. passca Dafgstt Fest4-1 .y-.-.... 4
$4,000 fire gCc,i-rea ri o. lGei= On ,3ntay
ii gdt.....f fresno is 80 have lcW illa-.,....
j. -. Land hes been 'oUlC iesG Santa
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-aus lfsiE lMeEgssra E.-Fhe fcsiTGe
- iGeG! ~ The c,ls1 be- Of CCDmerf ri
sen efaae;g p fea3 hi: report YESTERDAY, il
vlliea the tgi ewing 81. sears concerning
ti;a recent tibus FAIR On the I7th 81
Deeamhsr Delegation fGm tGc Chaseber.
consisting OF die President tC2s.eo ana
members, 10 t3a number Of about 81 ntv,
visited Sacramento upon l1a invitation Of
bc 9fiieeTs Of tAe Central Cail0Tni. G. rvs
Fair, TO witness thep ezhlniGoH Ihe dis
play was remarkable ard surnsiss8g beth
IS tc quantity and quality Of srpit pre-
dgced. i has tesn supposed until recently
that 5hc northern portion OF lhe tote Is
net adanted 70 tae production 81 oranges
and 9shag semi tropical fruits Dr lhis *
hiblt, produced at an slena5oa Ct eigbt
hundred TO two thousand feet, ia .he foot
nils Of The Sierra eYaGd, has sacess5fc!iy
dispciis5 Tia. idea The wh9ie display was
taken 70 Chicago, where If eiicifed great ai-
miration md surprise, and the T5siii5 Ndi
DOUBTLESS he 70 enlist new enthusiaaui AID
stimulate i1arl!glasi n Il chose portions q
the Sfsia hes lis.eto1Jre regarded IS 4eyol'-
sole tc nc pr03uotiau Of such fruits. The
tssg.25 q 1aiS1us, fys, 9IlFes, per5iT.sf'9 zS
ard MIS- Wa .raggst55s. regard this 3zs
b'bison rs 81 in. isl5 t.artol IT ile corn
laeiae 81 this c,eist. hsli.5 an incentive -
liHa 1t'1t no -ssi1 y, lie northern sect'ols
q HE sta.e. a.-tii reoeatly under-ssti-
ssia;ffi;
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CALIFoRyIA PEoDUcTs ST THE LoNDoN tx
HIAIrIoN.-An adjourned meeting of the
SEate Board CT Yiticnlgural Commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon at No. 201
Montgomery street. In response 20 Q letter
of inquiry asking If an exhibit Of Califor-
MIA products could net be made at the
American Exhibition 10 be held in Lon
don next Summer, resolutions we're adopted
appointing c. 3 Turgii is q special com
missioner 10 take general charge of IN ex-
Aihh Of yit;cIitGrsl products. The ap-
pointment is made subject 10 the action OF
The teFis iatare n providing an aPpropria-
ton 10 GeiTGy the expenses Of such an eS-
bibit. An elfCl, viii also be made 10 Sc
care the cooperation Of the Horticultural
Commissioners for an exhibit Of the entire
fruit products q the State. Resolutions
were also adopted Urging the Congressional
representative OF the State 10 use their III
iiuence to defeat any effort to reduce the
tariff on rlisins. Action on the resigna-
ton OF C. /. V etmore as Secretary of the
Commission wa deferred fer four weeks
S. 7. Chronicle, JGiHNsy 1otA.
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was compelled to listen to them. For this rea-
son. and many others which might be named
in favor of his candidacy, he won d vote for Mr..
Vrooman.
The nominations were then declared closed.
Mr.. Hearst received the following vote: Boegs,
Briceland, Caminetti, Clunie Gesford, Goucher,
Haynes, Hinshaw. Jones, Langford, Lenahan,
Mccarthy, McCndden, Mcdonald Meany, Moi
fit, Murphy, Pinder, Rose, Roth, Sargent, Spell
lacy, Sullivan. White and Yell-25.
For Vrooman-Abbott, Bowers, Byrnes, Chand-
Ter, Conklin, Crimmins, bray, Hall, Patterson,
Walrath-10.
Mr.. Dixon was paired with Mr.. Crandall. The
former would have voted for Hearst the latter
for Nrooman.
A recess was then taken until , Pm.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Yell introduced a BILL out of order, reat-
ing to persons entitled to administer upon
estates.
Mr.. Mccarthy introduced the claim of Ale
jandro Moreno, for S315, for services as Janitor
of the Supreme Court at Los Angeles. Referred
to Committee on Claims.
The Senate then adjourned.